To @Monika:

The risk of ectopic pregnancy increases in women with hypertrophic lesions and adhesions, which arise, m.in, as a result of inflammation of the appendages, using intrauterine devices, with congenital defects of the fallopian tubes.

According to the available literature, ovarian follicles grow to about 10 mm with contraceptive pills. The size of 11 mm is definitely this size "approximately". Later, the follicle does not grow and ovulation does not occur.

If you have any doubts about the effectiveness of your contraception, I encourage you to consult your doctor again. You can also take advantage of a teleconsultation via the Gdziepolek.pl portal:

https://www.gdziepolek.pl/telekonsultacja/z-ginekologiem

Thank you! Does the risk of ectopic pregnancy increase in this case?

The thickness of the endometrium is important in this case, fertilization is possible when its thickness is more than 7 mm - preferably 8-10 mm. In your case it is 2.7 mm, so there is no possibility of possible implantation of the egg.

Thank you for your reply. I would also like to add that on the 10th day of the cycle (if you count from the first day of bleeding) I had an ultrasound. The endometrium was 2.7 mm and the follicle was 11 mm. I had already taken 5 drovelis tablets at that time. I'm very scared that my follicle is growing and that ovulation can't take place. Does the size of the endometrium correspond to the size it is supposed to be for contraception? I had unprotected intercourse on the 5th and 10th pills of drovelis. I'm terribly afraid that the pills won't work.